How to watch Arsenal vs Everton: Free streams & TV details for second teatime Premier League kick-off on Saturday

Arsenal’s pursuit of the Premier League summit resumes on Saturday evening when they welcome Everton to Emirates Stadium for the 17:30 GMT kick-off, one of two late-afternoon fixtures selected for live television coverage.

United Kingdom viewers can watch the match exclusively on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event, with authenticated streaming available via Sky Go. Existing Sky TV customers can bolt on the sports tier for £22 per month, while newcomers can secure a combined Sky Stream, Netflix and Sky Sports bundle for £35 per month.

Across the Atlantic, USA Network carries the broadcast. Cord-cutters can sample the action at zero cost by activating YouTube TV’s 10-day free trial, which includes USA Network in its line-up. Sling TV and Fubo are alternative options, though YouTube TV is currently the recommended route for risk-free viewing.

Australian audiences can stream the contest on Stan Sport, but must hold both a base Stan subscription (AU$12 per month) and the Sport add-on (AU$20 per month) for a total outlay of AU$32 on a cancel-any-time basis.

Supporters travelling abroad who discover their domestic service geo-blocked can employ a reputable VPN to relocate their IP address. TechRadar’s top-rated provider, NordVPN, is highlighted for speed, security and proven compatibility with Sky Sports’ authentication servers.

Team news sees Mikel Arteta minus only Mikel Merino (foot) in what is an otherwise fully fit Arsenal squad. The Gunners have reeled off five consecutive home victories since January’s surprise defeat to Manchester United and will aim to extend that sequence before attention turns to next week’s decisive Champions League return leg against Leverkusen and the Carabao Cup final versus Manchester City.

Everton, meanwhile, arrive in north London just one point behind seventh-placed Brentford and five adrift of both Liverpool and Chelsea as the race for European qualification tightens. David Moyes’ side own the fourth-best away record in the division this term, collecting 24 of their 43 points on the road. Jack Grealish (foot) and Carlos Alcaraz (unspecified injury) remain the only confirmed absentees.

FourFourTwo’s verdict anticipates a tight contest and tips the Toffees to depart with a share of the spoils, ensuring the title picture remains delicately poised heading into the season’s final stretch.